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> The objection could very well be for security reasons. It could also be for control over users but claiming "security reasons" whenever anyone asks since tha

• DrBenCarson 3y ago
  Sure I don’t disagree. My point was that the quote isn’t “proof.”
  • ryandrake 3y ago
    The thing I took away from this exchange was the total lack of discussion about what’s in the end user’s best interest. What’s best for the user’s experience? It’s all “We want this” and “Facebook wants that” and the end user is just a bystander. Nobody cares what we think or want. For all these companies’ marketing-talk about how they care so much about the end user experience, the executives don’t seem all that interested.
    • doctor_eval 3y ago
      Do you not think that this would already have been discussed when the policy under discussion was first developed? The rationale for the policy - whatever it is - would have been determined well before this problem arose. There would be no need for these people, who would have been central to those policies, to rehash their reasons in these emails. They already know all the arguments.